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The Australian show "The Librarians" is now available on Hulu.
The next time you're working at the reference desk and someone wants to know what kind of computer was used in the classic 1973 movie "Invasion of the Bee Girls," well, now you have a place to turn. " The Verge directs your attention to the Starring the Computer which describes itself as, "...a website dedicated to the use of computers in film and television. Each appearance is catalogued and rated on its importance (ie. how important it is to the plot), realism (how close its appearance and capabilities are to the real thing) and visibility (how good a look does one get of it). Fictional computers don't count (unless they are built out of bits of real computer), so no HAL9000 - sorry."
[Edit 2/23 9:15am] It's now on the site: http://insideedition.com/news/7713/inside-edition-investigates-whos-lurking-in-your-library....
To be broadcast Wednesday, Feb. 22
New York, NY – Feb 22nd – It's the last place you think you'd be a victim – the public library. But an INSIDE EDITION investigation found that crimes are being committed across the country in these supposedly safe havens, from petty thefts to violent, sexual assaults. Also disturbing is that library computers are being used by some patrons to watch graphic, adult videos, which is perfectly legal and often even permitted in libraries.
Lt. Curt Stoldt of the East Harford, CT Police Department tells INSIDE EDITION that criminals count on library patrons to have a false sense of security.
STOLDT: "The bad guys know that they are not going to get much resistance for their crimes. People that go to libraries think that it's a safe place, a place of learning, reading, not a place where criminals go to commit crimes. You should always keep your guard up."
INSIDE EDITION's I-Squad reviewed incident reports from libraries in 10 large cities from the last 2 years and the findings may surprise people. For example,
In Austin, Texas there were 612 incidents of harassment /sexual harassment.
In Milwaukee, Wis. there were 351 incidents of theft.
In San Francisco, Calif. there were 62 cases of assault.
INSIDE EDITION is produced daily by Inside Edition Inc. and distributed by CBS Television Distribution.
Check local listings for stations and times.
Full report at The Onion.
Onion article mentioned in this NPR piece: I'm Just Sayin': There Are Anachronisms In 'Downton'
From School Library Journal.
Many viewers took note that about halfway through the star-studded May 25 finale of The Oprah Winfrey Show at Chicago's United Center, children's libraries got the spotlight. Standing in the newly renovated library at New Orleans' KIPP Believe College Prep, which lost all of its books during Hurricane Katrina in 2005, Grammy-winning artist John Legend announced that the school library was the first of 25 that retail giant Target, in conjunction with the Heart of America Foundation, will renovate this year to honor 25 years of Oprah's show.
The effort is part of the four-year-old Target School Library Makeover program, which in 2011 will bring new furniture, carpet, shelves, eco-friendly design elements, technology upgrades, and 2,000 books to 42 school libraries nationwide. The renovations are expected to be completed by November. More from SLJ.
Netflix has inked a deal with Lionsgate TV for streaming rights to Mad Men reruns.
The video service paid nearly $1 million per episode for all seven seasons of the AMC drama, which will begin airing July 27.
Amazon is offering seasons 1,2,3 of Mad Men for $9.99 a season from Nov 25-27.
Professor David Nicholas (University College London) visited the National Digital Library day in Helsinki, Finland. In his keynote 'The Google Generation: challenges and changes for libraries, archives and museums' he talked about how our information seeking practices have radically changed in the past 20 years. It's not just the kids who do it differently now -- we all do.
Watch the interview with professor Nicholas here.
If you're on facebook and haven't yet joined, please sign up for our group to try to get Oprah to devote a show (or two) to the needs of public and school libraries in this time of economic crisis. In less than a month, the group has grown to 1400 members.
The group began as a dream that author Marilyn ("This Book is Overdue") Johnson had, in which she asked Oprah to help libraries, and Oprah, being the savvy and book-loving woman that she is, said that she would. Now we have to make the dream become a reality.
If you can tell a personal story about how your library has served your community or a special individual, please post it on the group's wall. Nothing like a testimonial to inspire the group's members and hopefully...Oprah.
In a few weeks we're planning an active campaign to get Oprah onboard, and YOUR VOICE IS NEEDED to add to the voices of everyone who needs libraries (yeah, and who doesn't?); librarians, patrons, authors, teachers, kids, teens, parents, scholars, young and old professionals, seniors, and the occasional cat & or groundhog.
Join us!! Spread the news on that old reliable librarian grapevine!! http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=132862353428325&ref=ts ...and invite your friends and patrons! http://is.gd/fuL2q Please (I'm begging you!!).
Any LISNews readers down under? On this season's premiere of Australia's TV show The Librarians there's a gay wedding and of course talk of slashing budgets.
The motley bunch of characters working in Middleton Library — sorry, 'Interactive Learning Centre' — will experience some big changes.
Head librarian Frances O'Brien is faced with the threat of funding cutbacks unless she turns the library into a 'profitable exercise'. Her husband Terry continues denying the existence of middle age by reforming his tragic Midnight Oils cover band, Oils Ain't Oils.
And librarian Ky Lee, played by Keith Brockett, marries his partner Darren in a wedding ceremony that veers from the hilarious to the disastrous — mirrorballs and Cyndi Lauper tunes make an appearance before it all goes tits up.
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i recently bought 3 minis - red minimo, live wire and chasing rainbows by mail order. i potted them up last week and notice that the flowers have brownish edges once they open up. the foliage is pretty healthy except for 'chasing rainbows' that seemed to have a lot of brown spots on the leaves. the flowers on this are healthier than the other two. minimo and live wire had just a few brown spots on the leaves. i have sprayed them with ortho (orthene)rose spray. are they just stressed from the 'travel' or is this a disease of some sort? i don't see any mites or insects on them. they are getting about 3-4 hours of full sun - is this too much/too little? any help is greatly appreciated!! |
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Stressed from the travel for one. Also check for spider mites (look under the leaves), sometimes it happens that they travel with the plant. A good spraying down with water should clear that up. Don't spray with anything else until the plants settle in. Since they were stressed from the trip, they didn't need the added stress of the Orthonex (I'm assuming Orthonex, the combo insecticide/fungicide instead of Orthene which is just an insecticide). 2 - 3 hours of sun isn't enough. But, you do have to harden them off before exposing to full sun by gradually exposing them to sun, about an hour or two a day until you don't see any damage. If put out into direct sunlight too quickly, there can be burning. |
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The Jeskes have lived lots of amazing days in Nicaragua, China, South Africa, and the U.S. The latest book is This Ordinary Adventure: Settling Down Without Settling. @ChristineJeske is getting a Ph.D. in anthropology at the University of Wisconsin, and @AdamJeske leads social media for InterVarsity and the Urbana Student Missions Conference. Connect at Into the Mud and Executing Ideas.
You're in a season of life where a lot of important deci- sions are hitting you all at once (whether you realize their enormity or not). It could be anything—career, relationships, moving, school; the list of life changes goes on and on and on.
You know you're supposed to ask for God's help to make big decisions, so you open a Bible, stab in a finger and pull out ... Jeremiah 48:1: "Woe to Nebo, for it will be ruined."
Does that mean you're supposed to break off your engagement? Or get a Ph.D.? Or buy that blue house? Using the Bible like a pack of tarot cards generally doesn't work when it comes to facing the future. So how are you supposed to figure out what you're meant to do in the coming months and decades of life?
Some choices present themselves pretty clearly: You find that the masters program you're considering can be done for free if you're serving overseas. Everyone says you're an idiot if you don't ask her to marry you. The apartment in the neighborhood you've had your eye on is an incredible deal. The job opportunity arises and you immediately jump for it without needing any kind of push.
But many unassuming little choices leave you peering into the river of possibility, trying to discern what's right. He's moving away, but you are still in school. The house you love is a bit too expensive. The church you're in is in flames, and you want to bail. You want to go overseas, but the country you feel led to just closed its borders. There isn't a very obvious answer. So: What are you supposed to do?
Let's knock out the basics first: God knows you, loves you a lot and wants to lead you. You should ask God where to go and then go.
Got that? Good.
But ... how? And how do you know what God wants? And what if it seems like He's OK with any of the choices available?
The most important part of the process is to give yourself up, and let God do what God wants through you. Yes, it's scary, but keep on coming back to His love for you. Besides, God is smart—really smart. And God can see the future. And He knows you better than you know yourself. So it makes all the sense in the world to start with a prayer of surrender.
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"It is what it is. It was just something that happened in the heat of the moment for us," Rhodes told Arizona Sports 620's The Big Red Rage on Thursday.
Dockett apologized to Rhodes on Wednesday for the argument that transpired between the two.
It is believed Dockett was upset with the decision to allow the Jets to score at the end of the game so the Cardinals could get the ball back and go for the winning touchdown.
The Cardinals were down 7-6 and the only way they could regain possession was on a turnover or a Jets score. The issue became moot when the Jets downed the ball at Arizona's 1-yard line and New York ran out the clock.
Rhodes did not divulge any specifics of the argument between the two but he said the issue is behind them and they are both ready to move forward.
"We had a disagreement on the field and as two grown men, two adults, you have those a lot and especially as teammates," Rhodes said. "We're past it. There's really nothing to it."
Rhodes had two interceptions, a forced fumble and six tackles against the Jets. Dockett was credited with four tackles and half a sack in the loss.
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Boo! It's Time For Cheap Scares in Horror to Die
Boiling Point By Robert Fure on October 22, 2012 | Comments (16)Halloween is nearly upon us and for once I'm not railing against the studio system for a lack of horror in theaters. It seems five years of complaining has finally gotten through to them. Just kidding, they don't listen to me. But October has been a pretty good year for horror in terms of movies actually being in theaters. In wide release this month we'll have Sinister, Paranormal Activity 4, and Silent Hill: Revelation. Throw in a couple of limited release titles and this feels like at least quadruple the amount of horror films we normally get. And even if you longed for more horror, you'd only have to turn on the TV. Switch the set on, and it's more horrific than ever! The Walking Dead! American Horror Story: Asylum! AMC's programming of monster movies! Well heck, what possibly could I be mad at with this quantity? Why, quality, of course.
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I am toying with the idea of a 1911. Actually I have almost made this leap several times in the last 25 years, once with a Colt officers model that was on clearance at a Wal-Mart when they were going to stop carrying pistols, yeah I was young and poor but I still kick myself about passing that one up.
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BEIJING, March 5, 2012 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- iSoftStone Holdings Limited ("iSoftStone" or the "Company," NYSE: ISS), a leading China-based IT services and solutions provider, today announced that Ms. Ling He resigned as an iSoftstone director effective February 28, 2012. Ms. He joined the iSoftstone Board in 2009 in connection with pre-IPO investments in the Company by SeaBright China Special Opportunities Fund II, L.P., and CSOF Technology Investments Limited. Ms Ling intends to pursue other interests and there are no outstanding disputes between the Company and Ms. Ling relating to iSoftstone's operations, policies or practices.
Mr. Benson Bing Chung Tam has rejoined as an independent Director on the iSoftStone Board of Directors with effect on March 1, 2012. Mr. Tam served as a pre-IPO iSoftStone director from 2007 until December 2010. Mr. Tam will also serve on the Company's Audit Committee.
Mr. T.W. Liu, iSoftStone's Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, said, "I thank Ms. Ling He for her substantial Board contributions during her two-plus year tenure. Her judgment and guidance were helpful in successfully transitioning iSoftstone to a NYSE listed company."
"It is somewhat rare in any company to be able to welcome back a board member, so I am particularly pleased that Mr. Benson Tam has agreed to rejoin us as an independent Director. Benson's previous contributions to the Board were considerable, so we are very thankful to again have his wise counsel and expertise on the Board."
Mr. Tam is a chartered accountant and prior to the Company's December 2010 IPO served on the Company's audit committee. From 2002 until February 29, 2012, Mr. Tam was a partner and head of technology investments at Fidelity Growth Partners Asia (formerly named Fidelity Asia Ventures). Prior to joining Fidelity Growth Partners Asia, Mr. Tam was a partner of Electra Partners Asia from 1998 to 2002, and was the founding director of Hellman & Friedman Asia from 1992 to 1998. Mr. Tam worked in M&A Corporate Finance at S.G. Warburg from 1989 to 1992. About iSoftStone Holdings Limited Founded in 2001, iSoftStone is a leading China-based IT services provider serving both greater China and global clients. iSoftStone provides an integrated suite of IT services and solutions including consulting & solutions, IT services, and business process outsourcing services. The company focuses on industry verticals that include technology, communications, banking, financial services, insurance, energy, transportation, and public sectors. iSoftStone's American depositary shares began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on December 14, 2010. For more information, please visit http://www.isoftstone.com. Media contactiSoftStone Holdings LimitedMs. Sophie Yang Tel: +86 10 5874 9292Email: email@example.com Investor contactsiSoftStone Holdings LimitedMr. Jonathan ZhangChief Financial OfficerEmail: firstname.lastname@example.com ChristensenMr. Tom MyersManaging DirectorEmail: firstname.lastname@example.com SOURCE iSoftStone Information Technology (Group) Co., Ltd.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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1 "Job, do you know when mountain goats have their babies? Do you watch when female deer give birth? | 1 "Do you know when the mountain goats give birth? Do you watch when the doe bears her fawn? |
2 Do you count the months until the animals have their babies? Do you know the time when they give birth? | 2 Do you count the months till they bear? Do you know the time they give birth? |
3 They bend their back legs and have their babies. Then their labor pains stop. | 3 They crouch down and bring forth their young; their labor pains are ended. |
4 Their little ones grow strong and healthy in the wild. They leave and do not come home again. | 4 Their young thrive and grow strong in the wilds; they leave and do not return. |
5 "Who let the wild donkeys go free? Who untied their ropes? | 5 "Who let the wild donkey go free? Who untied his ropes? |
6 I gave them the dry and empty land as their home. I gave them salt flats to live in. | 6 I gave him the wasteland as his home, the salt flats as his habitat. |
7 They laugh at all of the noise in town. They do not hear the shouts of the donkey drivers. | 7 He laughs at the commotion in the town; he does not hear a driver's shout. |
8 They wander over the hills to look for grass. They search for anything green to eat. | 8 He ranges the hills for his pasture and searches for any green thing. |
9 "Job, will wild oxen agree to serve you? Will they stay by your feed box at night? | 9 "Will the wild ox consent to serve you? Will he stay by your manger at night? |
10 Can you keep them in straight rows with harnesses? Will they plow the valleys behind you? | 10 Can you hold him to the furrow with a harness? Will he till the valleys behind you? |
11 Will you depend on them for their great strength? Will you let them do your heavy work? | 11 Will you rely on him for his great strength? Will you leave your heavy work to him? |
12 Can you trust them to bring in your grain? Will they take it to your threshing floor? | 12 Can you trust him to bring in your grain and gather it to your threshing floor? |
13 "The wings of ostriches flap with joy. But they can't compare with the wings and feathers of storks. | 13 "The wings of the ostrich flap joyfully, but they cannot compare with the pinions and feathers of the stork. |
14 Ostriches lay their eggs on the ground. They let them get warm in the sand. | 14 She lays her eggs on the ground and lets them warm in the sand, |
15 They do not know that something might step on them. A wild animal might walk all over them. | 15 unmindful that a foot may crush them, that some wild animal may trample them. |
16 Ostriches are mean to their little ones. They treat them as if they did not belong to them. They do not care that their work was useless. | 16 She treats her young harshly, as if they were not hers; she cares not that her labor was in vain, |
17 I did not provide ostriches with wisdom. I did not give them good sense. | 17 for God did not endow her with wisdom or give her a share of good sense. |
18 But when they spread their feathers to run, they laugh at a horse and its rider. | 18 Yet when she spreads her feathers to run, she laughs at horse and rider. |
19 "Job, do you give horses their strength? Do you put flowing manes on their necks? | 19 "Do you give the horse his strength or clothe his neck with a flowing mane? |
20 Do you make them jump like locusts? They terrify others with their proud snorting. | 20 Do you make him leap like a locust, striking terror with his proud snorting? |
21 They paw the ground wildly. They are filled with joy. They charge at their enemies. | 21 He paws fiercely, rejoicing in his strength, and charges into the fray. |
22 They laugh at fear. They are not afraid of anything. They do not run away from swords. | 22 He laughs at fear, afraid of nothing; he does not shy away from the sword. |
23 Many arrows rattle at their sides. Flashing spears and javelins are also there. | 23 The quiver rattles against his side, along with the flashing spear and lance. |
24 They are so stirred up that they eat up the ground. They can't stand still when trumpets are blown. | 24 In frenzied excitement he eats up the ground; he cannot stand still when the trumpet sounds. |
25 When they hear the trumpets they snort, 'Aha!' They catch the smells of battle far away. They hear the shouts of commanders and the battle cries. | 25 At the blast of the trumpet he snorts, 'Aha!' He catches the scent of battle from afar, the shout of commanders and the battle cry. |
26 "Job, are you wise enough to teach hawks where to fly? They spread their wings and fly toward the south. | 26 "Does the hawk take flight by your wisdom and spread his wings toward the south? |
27 Do you command eagles to fly so high? They build their nests as high as they can. | 27 Does the eagle soar at your command and build his nest on high? |
28 They live on cliffs and stay there at night. High up on the rocks they think they are safe. | 28 He dwells on a cliff and stays there at night; a rocky crag is his stronghold. |
29 From there they look for their food. They can see it from far away. | 29 From there he seeks out his food; his eyes detect it from afar. |
30 Their little ones like to eat blood. Eagles gather where they see dead bodies." | 30 His young ones feast on blood, and where the slain are, there is he." |
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What we have to look forward to, Main beach in Chennai
When Dorothy stepped out of her battered farmhouse in 'The Wizard of Oz' and uttered those famous words to Toto, she would never have thought they would have been applied so widely. While I may not have travelled to Chennai from Kansas, I can understand the sentiment. I know for a fact that when I get off this plane I am sitting in, I definitely will not be in Wellington, New Zealand, anymore.
As I prepare to tour India for the first time, I am trying to prime my senses for the shock that lies ahead and the impact this tour will have on my view of the world.
Sure there are the cricket matches to be played, but I imagine you can only really play at your best in India once you have come to terms with the sensory bombardment and logistics, both distinct from back home. There are several major differences that will be distractions if they are not dealt with and accepted.
Firstly, there is the oppressive heat. Chennai's 37 degC is three times the temperature in Wellington today, a chilly 12 degC. Ice vests are packed and the battle to stay hydrated, while not drinking the tap water will be one requiring vigilance by all.
Secondly, there are the sights, sounds and smells that greet you round every corner.
The cows and cars sharing the streets.
The spices and silk being traded from stalls.
And the looks of awe and mischievous smiles from the local kids.
Every corner will be a postcard of India, showing the good and bad that comes with its booming industry. Images that will last a lifetime.
Finally, the irony of the sense of isolation in a country so populous. Unfortunately, when you tour India as a cricket team you do not have the freedom to wander out of the hotel whenever you please. Many of the things we take for granted at home are not available or accessible without an escort. There will be rare opportunities to venture outside and these will most probably provide the most excitement.
This is where the real adventure begins.
Missions on Tuk-tuks through town, speaking to the locals, sampling local cuisine and long days exploring would be a typical tourists day. We will not have such freedom, but opportunities will be precious and just as rewarding .
The cricket looks like it will be very competitive with other sides in the Buchi Babu tournament featuring several players from the recent Indian tour of New Zealand. Playing in a two-day format will be a bit unusual but will mean for plenty of opportunities and a chance to play many sides in quick succession.
It all lays ahead of me and I hope you will join me for a live chat from India in the coming weeks to find out how I am getting on. I am really excited about the opportunity to chat online and answer all your questions so keep an eye out for more information coming soon.
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Oh, no!!!!!! Just saw the replies from Peter. I would have loved to visit him at the ground. Didn't get on the net for two weeks for once in three years and I miss this opportunity. Sorry, Peter. It is my loss. Hope I meet you next time you are in Chennai.
Comment by Bagapath | 9:59am gmt 09 Sep 2009
I don\'t think it's a huge problem for you to go out alone. As long as you don't take a Brett Lee with you (he's all over the Indian airwaves). The big cities are usually full of foreigners, but obviously I don't know the situation with NZC and their recommendations for safety.
Definitely try the food (do try the southern Indian specialties).
Good luck in India, and watch out for the water! Although if I was in your opposition, I might invite you out for some friendly dinner the night before, sure to give you a bombay belly :p.......
Comment by Manan Shah | 7:34pm gmt 16 Aug 2009
Mahabalipuram is a good place to visit while staying at Chennai.
Haven't really followed this series thus far. All the best for your remaining games anyway.
Comment by Meatbag | 2:23pm gmt 15 Aug 2009
Bagapath- Apparently their might be a little article in the Deccan Chronicle tomorrow. You'll have to pick up a copy!
Comment by Peter McGlashan | 1:01pm gmt 12 Aug 2009
Thanks for the advice Bagapath, we are playing our second warm up game at the moment and I did a bit better with 28 today caught right on the boundary. Another foot higher and it would have been 6!
If you are free tomorrow feel free to come down to the ground and say hello. We will be fielding all day but I may be able to wave out to you or say Hi during a break.
We are playing at the main ground where Madras Cricket Club is and the Chennai Super Kings are based.
The main Buchi Babu tournament will start soon and all our games are at that stadium.
I have enjoyed my time here so far, have ventured out to see a few of the sights and have avoided the street food as you mentioned. It is difficult to know what to visit as it is my first time here. Maybe you can recommend something to do on our days off.
Comment by Peter McGlashan | 12:59pm gmt 12 Aug 2009
Peter. I live in Chennai. The weather is better compared to what we went through in May/June. Be careful with the street food and stick to bottled water. The people are quite friendly and cricket crazy. Wish you a good time here.
Comment by Bagapath | 5:58am gmt 12 Aug 2009
Sorry to see you were dismissed for 3 today.
Congrats on the win though!
Comment by Sue | 11:35am gmt 11 Aug 2009
Good luck surviving the heat Peter!
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The appearance in Llano will be the second in a week's time since the Billies competed there in a Llano JV Dual Match last Thursday, Jan. 30.
After tomorrow's contest, the sub-varsity squad will ramp up to host its own Fredericksburg JV Invitational on local courts Thursday, Feb. 13.
After that, there are at least five more junior varsity-specific contests on the spring schedule, culminating with the University Interscholastic League (UIL) District 27-3A Tennis Tournament in Fredericksburg on March 28-29.
Llano Dual Match
FHS Coach Donald Hohn described last week's match in Llano as another "good opportunity for our younger kids just to get some match experience."
The following are individual results from the Llano outing. Full names of opponents were not available.
MEMBERS OF HARPER HIGH SCHOOL'S girls' cross country team who won the UIL state 1A title last year were presented their championship rings during halftime of the boys' basketball game with Center Point on Friday. The team members are, left to right — Payton Reid, Rebekah Lester, Shelby Collins, Kayla Inmon, Hope Dillon, Taylor Reid and Rachel Maner. — Photo courtesy Harper High School
By Danny Hirt —
While Harper High School's conference designation may have changed from 1A to 2A as part of the recent UIL realignments, many of the Longhorns' opponents will remain familiar.
For football, Harper has been placed in District 14, Division 1, with six other schools — Brackettville Brackett, Center Point, Johnson City LBJ, Junction, Mason and Sabinal.
Meanwhile, the basketball assignment for District 27-2A looks similar, but there are a few changes. While the core remains Harper, Center Point, Johnson City, Junction and Mason, added to this list is San Saba, while Brackettville and Sabinal go elsewhere.
"Realignment didn't affect Harper much," said HHS athletic director and head football coach Cody White. "We basically stay the same.
He mentioned that being the UIL's only seven-team district in 2A Division I "makes it tough. But the goal is to win them all, anyways."
The Harper High School boys' varsity basketball team finds itself alone at the top of the District 27-1A standings, needing to win its last two games of the regular season to finish a perfect run through district action.
The Longhorns topped Center Point at home on Friday by a 56-21 margin, then bested Nueces Canyon on the road last night, 68-44.
The remaining schedule will see the Longhorns hosting Medina on Friday, then traveling to Mason on Tuesday. Both contests will start at 6:30 p.m., with junior varsity action tipping off at 5 p.m.
With last night's 59-57 loss at Nueces Canyon, the Harper High School girls' basketball team ended the regular season with a 7-3 league record, 22-7 overall.
The Ladyhorns will enter the UIL Region IV-1A bi-district round, playing their first game against San Antonio Stacey, probably early next week. Day, date, location and starting time are yet to be determined.
On Friday of last week, host Harper dismantled Center Point, 43-26.
The most recent poll conducted by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches puts Harper in the 21st position, up three places from last week.
With only four district games left on the schedule, Heritage School's boys' basketball team is poised for another post-season appearance.
Combined with last night's 65-40 win at San Antonio Rainbow Hills, the Eagles picked three wins during the past week.
Last Friday, Heritage defeated Castle Hills 49-46 in the Fredericksburg First Baptist Church gymnasium. Then, on Saturday, the Eagles slipped past San Marcos 52-51 in a game played in the Kroc Center in Kerrville.
While the Heritage Lady Eagles cruised to three wins in the last week, things don't get any easier as the end of the regular season looms in the near future.
Following those three victories — 63-24 over San Marcos Hill Country on Thursday, 60-28 over Castle Hills on Saturday, and last night's 39-27 defeat of Rainbow Hills in San Antonio — the Lady Eagles will play four games in the next six days.
On Thursday, they travel to San Antonio Gateway for a 6 p.m. game. Saturday, Heritage takes off for San Angelo to face Cornerstone at 2 p.m., followed by Monday's make-up game at home with Seguin Lifegate. The regular season finale finds the Lady Eagles hosting Selma River City Believers on Tuesday, Feb. 11, starting at 6 p.m.
Heritage 39, Rainbow Hills 27
By Matt Ward —
Changes are coming for both Fredericksburg and Harper high schools following the announcement of the 2014-16 football and basketball districts by the University Interscholastic League.
As expected, Fredericksburg jumped from Class 3A to Class 4A, while Harper moved from Class 1A to Class 2A as most schools across the state changed classifications with the addition of Class 6A, which separates six-man football teams into a new Class 1A.
Battlin' Billie football fans will see a pair of new district opponents as they join Class 4A's District 14-DI along with Bandera, Boerne, Canyon Lake, Liberty Hill and Taylor.
For basketball, FHS has been placed in District 29-4A along with Bandera, Boerne, Devine, Hondo and Lytle.
Meanwhile, Harper football will be in Class 2A's District 14-DI along with Brackettville Brackett, Center Point, Johnson City, Junction, Mason and Sabinal.
Well on their way toward their first District 27-3A championship, the Fredericksburg High School varsity boys' basketball team won their ninth game in a row last night, defeating Navarro on the road 77-51.
On Friday, the Billies ended Boerne's 44-game district winning streak, defeating the Greyhounds at home 54-40.
With 18 second half points to lead FHS over Boerne, Austin Rodriguez was named the all-area boys' basketball player of the week by the San Antonio Express-News.
The 24th ranked Billies will travel to Wimberley on Friday night before hosting Bandera on Tuesday. Tip-off in both contests is slated for 7 p.m.
With four games left to play, FHS leads the district standings at 6-0 and has clinched a postseason berth, with Boerne one game back at 5-1.
Bandera and Wimberley are tied for third place at 3-3, with Navarro in fifth at 1-5 and Canyon Lake at 0-6.
With two more games remaining on the District 27-3A schedule, the Fredericksburg High School varsity girls' basketball team has a chance at making the playoffs.
The Billies are coming off of two losses this past week, to Navarro on Tuesday night, 70-57, and to Boerne, 60-54, on Friday night.
Fredericksburg will host Wimberley on Friday night, Jan. 31, in the FHS Gym before hitting the road on Tuesday night to take on Bandera in their final game of the regular district schedule.
Tipoff for both games is 7 p.m.
In other district basketball action on Tuesday night, Wimberley beat Canyon Lake, 58-30, and Boerne won over Bandera, 76-34.
On Friday night, Wimberley defeated Navarro, 55-50, and Bandera beat Canyon Lake, 34-26.
The Billies are currently 4-4 in district play.
Sitting at the top of the District 27-3A standings is Boerne at 7-1, followed by Navarro at 6-2 and Wimberley at 5-3.
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Walt Disney Television Animation
Wayne Allwine, Alan Young, Clarence 'Ducky' Nash, Tony Anselmo, Patricia Parris, Eddie Carroll, Hal Smith, Will Ryan; Full Voice Cast ..
Burny Mattinson, Timothy O'Donnell
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Burny Mattinson, Tony L. Marino, Ed Gombert, Don Griffith, Alan Young, Alan Dinehart, Charles Dickens
Armetta Jackson, James Melton
Irwin Kostal, Frederick Searles, Jack Wadsworth, Dennis Ricotta
- 1983
- Walt Disney Television Animation
- Buena Vista Pictures
- Theatrical Cartoon
- Cartoon Characters: Mickey Mouse/Bob Cratchit, Scrooge McDuck/Ebenezer Scrooge, Minnie Mouse/Emily Cratchit, Jiminy Cricket/Ghost of Christmas Past, Willie the Giant/Ghost of Christmas Present, Pete/Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, Goofy/Jacob Marley, Donald Duck/Fred, Daisy Duck/Isabelle, Morty Fieldmouse/Peter Cratchit, Ferdie Fieldmouse/Tiny Tim, Clarabelle Cow, Horace Horsecollar, Toby Tortoise, Max Hare, Gus Goose, The Big Bad Wolf, The Three Little Pigs, Lady Kluck, Uncle Waldo, Angus MacBadger, Cyril Proudbottom, Chip, Dale, Huey, Dewey, Louie, Skippy Bunny, Pluto, Rat, Mole, Otto, Weasels.
- Vocal Talent: Wayne Allwine (Mickey Mouse/Bob Cratchit, Mole, Otto, Weasel), Alan Young (Scrooge McDuck), Clarence 'Ducky' Nash (Donald Duck), Tony Anselmo (Donald Duck), Patricia Parris (Daisy Duck), Eddie Carroll (Jiminy Cricket), Hal Smith (Goofy, Rat), Will Ryan (Willie the Giant, Pete, Weasel), Dick Billingsley (Tiny Tim).
- Directed By Burny Mattinson.
Assistant Director: Timothy O'Donnell. - Produced By Burny Mattinson.
- Animated By Glen Keane (Willie the Giant), Mark Henn (Mickey Mouse), Ed Gombert, Dale Baer, David Block, Randy Cartwright.
Effects Animation: Ted Kierscey, Jeff Howard, Mark Dindal, Jack Boyd. - Written By Burny Mattinson, Tony L. Marino, Ed Gombert, Don Griffith, Alan Young, Alan Dinehart.
Original Novel: Charles Dickens. - Edited By Armetta Jackson, James Melton.
Additional Crew:
- Animation Consultant: Eric Larson.
- Art Direction: Don Griffith.
- Layouts: Michael Peraza, Jr., Sylvia Roemer, Gary M. Eggleston.
- Backgrounds: Jim Coleman, Brian Sebern, Kathleen Swain, Tia W. Kratter, Donald A. Towns.
- Production Manager: Edward Hansen.
- Creative Talents: Richard Hoppe, Barry Temple, Dave Suding, John Lasseter, Retta Davidson, Tom Ferriter, Walt Stanchfield, Jane Baer, Sylvia Mattinson, Douglas Krohn, Matthew O'Callaghan, Susan I. Craig, Jay Jackson, Terrey Hamada, Fujiko Miller, Toby Shelton.
- Production Assistant: Don Hahn.
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A heartwarming Disney version of Dickens' timeless classic. Mickey plays Bob Cratchit and Scrooge McDuck plays, of course, Scrooge.
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We asked three Redfin real estate agents in Washington, D.C., to tell us what's like to live in the nation's capital. Is it really the "Hollywood for Ugly People," or more like the "Capital of the World?" Here are signs you're a Washingtonian at heart from Redfin agents Tom Lewis, Rebecca Love and Katie Scire.
1. You go to a sports bar for happy hour and argue about politics, not sports.
"It's tough being a sports fan in Washington," Love said. "First, the local teams have been disappointing in recent years. Second, many residents from D.C. hail from other cities and root for different teams. But since everyone is so connected to government, you can always talk politics. The State of the Union and political debates are like sporting events here, when people go to bars to watch CNN instead of ESPN."
2. Within five minutes of meeting someone, you know their profession and political leanings.
"The first questions you're asked when meeting someone new is, 'What do you do? Who do you work for?'" Lewis said. "DC is a career-driven place with a lot of lawyers, consultants, congressional staffers and, yes, lobbyists. While it's not true of everyone, many people in this city seem to determine a person's worth by where they work."
3. You can drop it like it's hot … a name that is.
"People in D.C. have an obnoxious habit of name dropping, especially with politicians," Lewis said. "When you're talking to people, that's how you show how important you are. D.C. has many wealthy residents, but people don't like conspicuous shows of wealth. You don't see a lot of overly fancy cars. Sure, there are Audis and BMWs, but not Bentleys and Ferraris. Name dropping is your status symbol."
4. It's 3 a.m. and you're at Ben's Chili Bowl debating whether the food is good at Ben's Chili Bowl.
"Ben's Chili Bowl is a D.C. institution," Love said. "While a lot of tourists visit during the day, locals know it as a late-night dining place after bar hopping on U Street. How much you like it seems to correlate with how many drinks you've had."
5. You know the best way to prevent a hangover is a jumbo slice of pizza.
"Adams Morgan is a hot spot for the young, rowdy crowd — interns, college students and recent graduates," Lewis said. "They serve these oversized slices of pizza, and if you walk down 18th Street at 2 a.m. you'll see a lot of people eating 'jumbo slices.' It is quite a scene."
6. You've eaten at the restaurants of at least three "Top Chef" contestants.
"It's not all Ben's Chili Bowl and giant pizza," Lewis said. "There are many well-established restaurants and chefs here. It seems like at a lot of places you go to, the chef has been on a reality show or the Food Network before. If you live in D.C., you most certainly know who José Andrés is and have been to at least one of his restaurants."
7. You go to happy hour in your business casual attire.
"Fashion here is pretty conservative," Love said. "A lot of people wear suits every day. As a result, people go out to happy hour in suits and ties. People might take off their tie or jacket, but they're still wearing what they went to work in. It might actually be strange to go out in a T-shirt and jeans after work."
8. You know someone who knows someone who knows the president.
"A huge percentage of the local economy is related to the government or politics, so it's likely that you have some kind of connection to the White House," Lewis said. "People are actually relieved to hear I'm a real estate agent. I used to work for a policy institute, and it got boring always meeting other industry people. Now I work for a cool real estate company based in Seattle, and it strikes up a conversation. People ask me about the market and are interested in my job."
9. You could take out a second mortgage with all the cash you pay to D.C. Parking Enforcement.
"Parking is a disaster in the city; you can drive around for 20 minutes before you find a spot," Scire said. "I get tickets all the time! One thing many people from out of state don't realize is that if you buy a townhouse or rowhouse, it doesn't necessarily come with the driveway; that's sold separately! People will pay $25,000 for a spot and then rent it out to other people. If you park in D.C., you need to know the street sweeping schedule. If your car is within the zone when the street sweepers come through, it will be towed away.There are signs advertising the schedule, but they are easy to miss."
10. You think at least one of your friends is in the CIA.
"With so many people working in government, when you hear what your friends do, you start to wonder if that's true or if they're doing something else," Lewis said. "Like if their job sounds a little too generic, or they go on 'vacations' to weird places, or they disappear when some international event happens."
11. You always have a friend who just went back to law school.
"If you're not in government, you're a lawyer," Love said. "Or there's a lawyer in your family, or you're dating a lawyer, or you know someone in law school. The number of lawyers here is insane."
12. You're constantly reminded that D.C. is a melting pot … of bad drivers.
"There are so many people who visit or move to D.C. from around the world and they all drive in different ways," Scire said. "There are overly polite Southern drivers, people from foreign countries who don't know the rules, novice drivers, aggressive East Coast drivers, people who think it's OK to do a U turn across all lanes of traffic … and don't even get me started on the cab drivers. It's especially true in all of the traffic circles; people will miss their exit and cut each other off. I'm surprised there's not an accident every other minute in these circles."
13. You know that DMV means D.C., Maryland and Virginia, not the Department of Motor Vehicles.
"On the radio they use the phrase DMV; it's a very common way to refer to D.C., Maryland and Virginia," Lewis said. "It's the first thing you think of when you hear DMV. Residents also know that that it's 'D.C.' or 'the District' not 'Washington.'"
14. You panic, raid the grocery store and expect to be off work when snow or rain is in the forecast.
"When a snowstorm is predicted, we panic," Love said. "Home Depot sells out of generators and snowblowers, and at Costco all the milk and water is off the shelf. The joke is that there's only one snowplow in D.C. We only get a few storms a year, so people don't know how to drive in it and the city shuts down."
15. You know there's only one correct way to ride an escalator.
"You stand on the right and walk on the left," Scire said. "If you come here during rush hour and don't stand on the right, people will yell at you. It's a system that works. Everyone who is in a rush goes on the left side, everyone on the right stands. You also know that it's called the Metro, not the subway."
16. The thought has never occurred to you to get Chinese food in Chinatown.
"Chinatown in D.C. is little more than a name and a nice archway," Scire said. "There are some Chinese restaurants, but this stretch of D.C. is primarily home to retail stores and chain restaurants. There is not really a sense of Chinese culture or community here; most people go to the area to see a game or concert at the Verizon Center."
17. You don't get excited when you see a motorcade; you get annoyed.
"D.C. has a ton of traffic, and if there's a motorcade, it can back up for blocks," Love said. "With all of the White House staff and diplomats, they're pretty common to see."
18. You actually own a BlackBerry. And it's the only phone you don't worry about getting stolen.
"A lot of people are assigned BlackBerry phones for work, but they have an iPhone as their personal phone," Lewis said. "Unfortunately cellphone thefts are really common in D.C., especially on the Metro. It's more common for iPhones to be stolen because they're in higher demand."
19. You can spot an intern from blocks away.
"When you're on the Metro, you know who is a congressional intern and who's not, because the interns are wearing their badges with pride," Lewis said. "They'll go out to happy hour and still wear their badges. Most people who work there full time tuck it away."
20. You notice when names and locations are different in shows like "House of Cards," "Homeland" and "Scandal."
"You get a little sense of pride when you can spot the inconsistencies in shows and movies that are supposed to be set here," Love said. "They'll often change Metro station names, use old footage of monuments or say they're one place when it doesn't look like that at all. A lot of the shows that are set in D.C are actually filmed in Baltimore or Annapolis, Maryland."
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